Bow Madness - Season 10
Season 10
Episodes
Changed For The Better
Mark Drury and Jared Lurk highlight techniques that make them better Midwest whitetail hunters on their annual mule deer hunt in Alberta.
Flatlanders in the Foothills
A pair of Midwestern whitetail hunters go on their first ever elk hunt; the hard way. A do-it-yourself hunt while camping in the wilds of New Mexico.
Out Of Our Element
Brandon Jennings and Bric Steward travel west to New Mexico for their first ever Elk hunt with Trophy Hunting Adventures. Midwest Whitetail hunts follow in Missouri and Kansas.
Feeding vs. Breeding
Brothers Justin and Jared Lurk highlight planting and hunting techniques that prove successful in the early season and during the Rut for Whitetail deer.
Payback
Daryl Burttschell finally draws an Iowa tag and is invited by Mark Drury to come hunt on his farm to pay him back for all of Daryl's help; Mark trades positions to film cameraman Wade Robinson in Missouri.
Double Trouble
Dan Thurston and Rick Malik team up to hunt Whitetails in both Texas and Mississippi. Unexpected forces push them to the limit.
Homecoming
Dave Reisner and John O'Dell reunite to hunt whitetails at Southwest Iowa Outfitters.
Sweat Success
Tom Ware, Mike Klemmensen and Scott Manifold highlight the sweat equity it takes to succeed at a high level when hunting giant, mature Iowa and Missouri whitetails.
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